Chakra Lounge

1. Karma Shabda

2. Asian Dream

3. Amazing Sitar

4. Chakra Lounge

5. Yin and Yang

6. Är - Maximus,

7. Lyra Shakti

8. Pax

9. Mystery of the Seven Chakras - Maximus

10. Red Muladhara

11. Aruna Chala

12. Saint Maurice

13. Wololo - Maximus

14. Sahasrara

Tracks:

Karma Shabda
Asian Dream
Amazing Sitar
Chakra Lounge
Yin and Yang
- Maximus,
Lyra Shakti
Pax
Mystery of the Seven Chakras - Maximus
Red Muladhara
Aruna Chala
Saint Maurice
Wololo - Maximus
Sahasrara

Product Description

1. Karma Shabda - No Noise
2. Asian Dream - No Noise
3. Amazing Sitar - Ensemble Ethnique
4. Chakra Lounge - No Noise
5. Yin And Yang - No Noise
6. Du är - Maximus/Trilogy
7. Lyra Shakti - Ensemble Ethnique
8. Pax - Ensemble Ethnique
9. Mystery Of The Seven Chakras - Maximus/Ensemble Ethnique
10. Red Muladhara - No Noise
11. Aruna Chala - Ensemble Ethnique
12. Saint Maurice - Cafè 24h
13. Wololo - Maximus
14. Sahasrara - No Noise

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

Chakra Lounge.......2005-10-05

i have to disagree with the previous reviewer... this IS a great new age album! it is new age music, so it's not a strong dance or singalong album... it's for kicking back and enjoying, possibly while working out or meditating. the whole world doesn't speak english. although more of them speak a second or third language than americans. anyway, for me the language barrier wasn't really an issue. and i'd say anytime you find yourself putting an album on over and over again you're enjoying it. there's always one or two favorite cuts on a cd or album, and i have to agree that the first cut is one of my faves. the rest of the album is equally strong in my opinion. anyway, 5 stars and two thumbs up from me!

Boy is it hard to find out about this album.......2005-03-18

This is a very good world / new age / lounge album, with a strong rhythmic component. The first cut, Karma Shabda, is so good that it took me a little while to realize that nothing else on the album quite reaches the same heights, yet the music is still consistently of reasonably high quality. This is definitely not a great album, yet I find myself coming back to it, putting it on when I want to be very relaxed, perhaps even a bit meditative. There are strong rhythms on a number of the cuts on this album, and strong melodies on more than one cut. Vocals play a role on a number of cuts, but they rarely have lyrics that this English speaking listener can parse. There is a Chakra Lounge 2, but I wish I could find out more about this album so I could get more music from these artists. Some of the songs seem to have groups attached to them, such as No Noise, Maximus and Ensemble Ethnique, but you can't get far pursuing these names on Google.